Closed wanjohiryan closed 7 months ago
Hey @wanjohiryan. Thanks for the report.
A cursory search for this error message suggests that it originates from NvFBC - NVIDIA's framebuffer capture facility...
Your nvidia-smi output suggests you're using quite an old NVIDIA driver version - I'm currently running 550.67
. My first instinct would be to suggest you try upgrading to a newer driver version and see if this resolves your issue
Thank you so much for this info... tbh i never thought my driver version was that old, Dayum! 😅
Before you go could you answer 2 more questions?
Could you provide some example commands for me to run on the console to use shadowcast. (On the Readme you do not provide any example commands.)
Is there a way to output whatever shadow is recording to stdin/stdout and capture it with ffmpeg on the other side? (My plans are to convert the mp4 or mkv output into fmp4) e.g would this: "shadow-cast .... - | ffmpeg ... " work?
Thank you so much for this utility @gmbeard :)
Could you provide some example commands for me to run on the console to use shadowcast
As long as shadow-cast
is in your $PATH
then running it can be done by simply supplying a filename with a known media container file extension, e.g....
$ shadow-cast ./my-recording.mp4
There are some optional parameters to control the video / audio encoder, sample rate, and video frame rate. You can view these options with shadow-cast -h
(they're also documented in the README on this repo)
Is there a way to output whatever shadow is recording to stdin/stdout
Writing to STDOUT isn't supported. STDIN doesn't really make much sense since it records the screen / audio output.
It seems like updating your NVIDIA driver did the trick, so I'll go ahead and close this issue.
Capture fails to start.
All i get is:
ERROR: Invalid external buffer capabilities
Any idea on how to solve this? I am running a basic command
shadow-cast 'video.mp4'
If you could point me in the right direction i wouldn't mind.
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